Arkansas Democrat from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 2

J' HOW THEY STAND) TO FIRST PICTURE PUBLISHED IN THE EAST OF BATTLING NELSON'S VICTORY OVER DICK HYLAND. Sports and SOTJTHEBN. Played, Won. Lost. Pet.

Pine Bluff Athletics Atlanta 45 28 17 .622 Neahvllle 41. 24 17 .585 HobUs 47 24 21 1XTLE ROCK 44 24 20 .645 Earnings AND Savings' No matter what yon have earned, if yon hive not saved you are not getting ahead 1 Deposit your earnings with us. Save something each month, get, pur 4 per cent interest each six New Orleans 25 22 ,532 Montgomery 42 '21 21 .500 Fofdytje, Oamden, Stuttgart, DeWitt i and Gfllettf THB 8OH3D0LS. i Point. irmingbam 47 20 27 .429 Memphla 43 10 S3 .238 ATLANTA THREE Lv.

Little :30p.m. Ar. Pine Bluff. .10:83 a.m.; 8:10 p.m. 4:54 p.m.) .7:48 p.sa.

Camden 8:00 p.m. AEKANSAS. Played. Won. Lost.

Pet. Helena 88 24 14 .632 months, ana your Jooesboro 28 17 .622 Monroe 42 20 22 .476 ill be ress 8:20 p.m. A DeWitt 7:88 p.m. Glllefct .8:20 p.m. Bot 42 20 22 .476 exarkana 44 20 24 Returning.

Crackeri Male the Most of Every Opportunity and Make the Hit Count, Beating- Bart 6 to 1 Last Game of Series Played la Atlanta Today, fort Bmlth .1 12 20 .203 iSiSSp 4 PSB CENT ON SAVtNQS Lv. Gillett 6:25 a.m. Lv. DeWitt 7:07 a.m. Lv: Stuttgart ....8:28 a.m.; NATIONAL.

Played, Won. Lost. Pet. 'I'L eg" Pittsburg 48 81 12 .721 ktlantajune 8. Continuing in their hit- THE ting, nrtH; pitcher masterful, enough to Lv.

Camden 10:57 a.m. Lv: Fordyce 8:57 a.m.) 42:01 p.m. Lvt Pin 8:87 a.m. Ar. Little Eock.

.11:15 a.m. 0:80 p.m. Chicago 45 s28 17 .622 New York 38 21 17 .55.1 Cincinnati 46 24 22 .522 Philadelphia 80 17 22 .430 Eronklrn 41 17- .415 (lave off the batter of the Utile Rock COUPAUY tram, the Cracketa wta from the Traveler agala-festerdayT-V-to-r rick st -e Union Station Louis 44 18 26 .409 .300 4 The t'mela bitting of the Crackers waa Boston 40 12 28 210 W. Second I Little Rock, Ark. perfect There was Do time during the game when' a- run would have been scored by a safe belt that was not forthcoming.

Of the six hits secured by1 the AMICAW. Played. Won. Lost. 7 oniy one was wasted.

All of the other came In bunch or were so sand Detroit 42 28 14 New York 88 22 18 wiched with errors, outs and stolen bates Christian College llrg Columbia, Mo. fiOtb year. tflatortc old ecbooi. Located In "the Athena of the Soethwest" 20 college-trained experienced instructors. 4 large, modera buildings.

30. acre, camptM for outdoor eports. Establish. ed patronage. Home can.

Certificate admin Baetem For rear book address Mrs. Luella Wilcox St. Clair, President Philadelphia 41 28 18 .4 Pet. .667 .670 .561 .648 .463 .425 .436 .808 Boston 42 28 IS was no way to keep from scoring. Vi.e Travelers played a hard, uphill game but again tailed to get to the Atlanta ltV .1, i a 1 Cleveland 41 18 22 St.

Louis 40 17 23 Chicago 88. 17 22 DICKINSON WATKINS. CIVIL ENGINEERS. 23 Southern Trust Building, Little Bock, Ark. Do a general practice of Civil Engineering, make Maps, Drawings, Bur-veya, Estimates, Ballroads, Drainage and Levees.

i f' Washington aw l-nvutrr uiiui ncta ivu Mie. Dttnrs made the only Traveler run in the ninth on a double, followed by a long single to Isft Held by Collins. i Hart was a trifle wild, and In three inn. bigs walked the first man up. He oi AMEBiOAJf ASSOCIATION.

Played. Won. Lost. O'BRIEN KETCHEL MILL away with It the first time. Bents grabbing BATTLING NELSON STANDING AT THE RIGHT, DICK HYLAND DOWN AT THB FINISH ATTER BIS TBRBIBLE PUNISHMENT.

Milwaukee 60 29 21 Ir.dlanapolls 63 20 24 Columbus 62 28 24 Unlsvllle 62 27 25 Minneapolla 40 '26 24 cwiw ana aououng Baylets In the first' Inning. The third Inning he slto started by walkng Bayless. Be was sac-r'flced to second. Winters popped out to Casey, and with Bayleaseen second and Pet. .586 .547 .638 .510 .510 .449 .422 .417 Pink Tea Pugilist and Crack Western Fighter to Meet Tonight.

Announcements. The Democrat Is authorised to announce ny Folk as candldste for circuit Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, subject to the action of the Democratic party. Hyland waa not done lor completely and could have risen and fought for perhaps another minute, but Eeerae Eddie Smith mercifully motioned Nelson bac and declared him the winner. Toledo 40 22 27 two out tne fun began. Smith had the timely single and Bavlesa scored.

Mm-n 8t. Paul 45 19 26 Kensas City 48 20 28 regard it as means for further building singled to left and Collins let the ball go ty, the runners advancing a base. Rohn then hit to deep left for a home ma and cleared the bases. in up the mammoth lumber interests which Mr. Rutherford is interested.

The seventh inning was starts with Amusements base On balls to Moron. He was sacrificed JTHERE THEY PLAY Little Rock st Atlanta. Mobile at Nashville. New Orleans at Rlnnlngham. x-Montgrnnery at Memphis, Double-header.

DsEDcrei Printing end Uthograplilni Goes MANWArTTJilNOr OFFICE OUTFITTERS. Don'tTake Calomel Unless Ordered by Your Doctor. Take Bond's to secona and Jordan hit? him home. last Atlanta run came in the eighth. Paylesa opened with a single, and went to third whea Flood failed get Newton'a He romped home on Winters' high fly to left.

BLIND SCHOOL CLOSES Interesting Program of EzerdsM Held Last Evening In Institute ChapeL AT THE DELMAR. Ed Dale and Madge Carree are malt liia eood each night at the Delmar in a Flaher was at his best and ARKANSAS. Helena at Texarkana. Hot Springs at. Monroe.

Jonesboro at Fort Smith. Complete IAtbofrapkiag, Print-sag and Binding Departments. through eight Innings wiltb only one hit. Senti and Tarleton both singled In the seventh, but Flood snd Casey could' not laughable comedy sketch, introducing eccentrio singing, funny monologue and smart dialogue. IProm the moment Dale sticks his head out and announces, Philadelphia, Jane 8.

Weighing la at 160' pounds' at noon today, "Philadelphia aok" O'Brien, (he pink-flee pngtUst of tb And Stanley Ketchell, the- crick Wescern lighter, are ready for t'intghr: sfa'tound encounter at the National Club. Many flght fana from New York ard other oitlea are here and tliere la prrtlpect of a big crowd at the Ht.gld tonight TJbe match grew out of a dispute about watber Ketchell could better the ahowlng aiede by Jdhnson In the abort apace allotted, and JVIltns Brttt. receiving a wire fmsn Jack MeQutgan, with a big guarantee offered and the option of taking a age of the tfet receipts, Immediately ac-eenjed terras. There wa no quibble about weight and It wai O'Brien who atood Ttofor 100 pounds, fearing that Stanley Ret-clrell would enter the ring far above that we)ghtj Ketchell haa been building up with the object of meeting Johnaon In The match probably will draw a greater t.onse than that between the negro and la popular In Philadelphia, through the reputation he gained by knocking out the Quaker lighter "In TtO-rouad battle, LEGAL BLANKS. Phones m.

wore mem. THB SCORE. The Traveler. ar atlll four games within "I'm next!" until the curtain drops 110111 Beat Markbue Strati. Liver Pills the .600 class.

There sre four more games he keeps his audience in excellent hu play on the road trip, and should the home guard lose them sll It will come back mor and gets many laughs, ansa uar-reg is decidedly pretty and is a sweet singer. atlll with half the games won. Th RAndiarn fl lvhlnln nn tit. All but two teams are .500 or better. LeCompte's electric fire act, in which he pours molten metal into his mouth, licks Ted-hot irons and bites off white-hot ends of electric caitbona: the Rumor haa It that LHtle Rock Is to se cure Pitcher Works from Detroit Finn has singing of pretty little Dorothy Earle, comedienne; the dare-devil riding tricks ATLANTA.

AB PO A Bajlees, cf 3 '2 1 8 0 0 Newton, 2 0 0 8 8 0 Winters, rf 4 0 0 8 0 0 fimith, ...2 1 2.00 Mcran, If 2 2 2 8- 0 Rohn, lb 1 1 1 10 0 0 Jordan, 2b 8 0 12 10 Walker, 8b 2 0 0,1 1 0 Fisher, 8 0 0 0 20 Total 21 0 8 27 7 0 LITTLE ROCK. AB PO A Cocaso. rf 8 0 0 1 0 Puncher, as A 0 0 4 2 0 Perry, 8b i 0,1 2 0 0 Bents, cf 4 1 8 10 Collins, If 1 80 1 Tarleton "lb 0 15 10 Flood, 2b ..4 0 0 4 1 Casey, 4 0 0 8 8 0 Hart, 8 0 0 5 0 his string out for several who will come down from fast company where they are being carried ss benchwsrmert. AXLXrJTDg OF BLAOKSinTHINO, Fancy Iron Work. BEMBERG-BLANZ, SBOOND AND ROOK 8T8.

Old FboM 8387. Roller amd Repair and Sheet Xroa Works. iVey Promptly Relieve BILIOUSNESS, HEADACHES, TORPID LIVER, And Are a Tonic for the Bowels. One Is a Dose. MILD, SAFE, EFFECTIVE All Druggists.

In Atlanta a straw hat 1s given for a heme run. Let one of the Travelers turn the trck snd he will get more than thnt. A program of unusual interest was given by the Senior Literary Society of the Arkansas School for tha Blind, under the direction of Prof. S. D.

Lucas, at the institute chapel, last night. The program included musical setactiions and a well-rendered pantomdme and statue-posing scene from Shakespeare's Winter's Tale." The students giving thia were Wialter Drewryr James Moore, Ernest Langstoh, Lillian Harrell, Mabel Holmes and Ida Oollins. Gymnasium exercises, showing the progress of the students physical culture drills and regulation "gym" work, waa a feature of much interest. Previous to the opening of the regular program in the chapel the orchestra of the blind school, numbering about 20 students, gave a delightful program on the lawn. This was enjoyed by many friends of the institution and visitors generally.

Among those witnessing the closing exercises were the members of the State charitable Miss Foster, now residing in Mississippi, but formerly a student the school, was present and sang during the rendition of the regular evening i FOR A $40,000 SHORTAGE. New Haven, June 9- Charged with having taken funds of the bank, Payless was given a bonnet yesterday nd Robn la due to come for his today. HEAD OF MANAGERS. New Yotk, June 9. Henry B.

Har-ria waa eledted president of the National Association of Theatrical-Producing Managers it-ibe second annual meeting of idwsaaociation here yestterday. succeeds Henry W. Savage. A review-" oi 'tke-- rear 'a was de With men on bases In the seventh, and hit would have meant a run, Cnaey did as the mighty Casey of old struck out keeper of the Merchants' National. Bank of this city, was arrested and held in $10,000 bond, for the United States court.

The amount named in the MoUle 6, Naahvllle 0. Memphla-Uontgomery, postponed. Totals 82 1 5 24 13 2 BY INNINGS. clared; showed 800 play piracies were Surely the Travelers will take one ont of Atlanta 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 6 the remaining four games on the road tilp. charge 145,000, but it is said the short age will reach $40,000.

'T stoppeai t-j'i a i i-IADIES' KENNEL SHOW, Boston. June 9. Dora of hivh tin Nashville has not' won agame this sea Little Rock 0 0 0 0 0 OO 0 11 BTJlfMABT. Home Run -Rohn. Two-Base Hit Sents.

Pncriflce Hits Newton 2, Rohn, Stolen Eases Bayless, Newton, Double Play Sent to Boucher. Struck Out By Fisher of Martin and Max, comedy cyclists the hilarioua unmaking, singing and dancing of Harris and Vernon and the illustrated- song by Ed Galbreth make up the remainder of the program in addition to the motion pictures, FRIED CHICKEN AT FOREST FARE Arrangements have been made to serve Southern style fried chicken dinners in the pavilion at Forest Park during the summer season. A part of th pavilion is being fitted up for this feature. On the opposite aide of the btjildingwill. be refreshments, such as ice cream, soda water and lemonade.

These tables will be so situated that those seated there may enjoy what transpires on the stage. The pavilion has been renovated, redecorated and slightly remodeled. Comic operas, musical comedies, spectacular exhibitions and other amusement features are toeing booked daily by' Manage W. S. Layton.

There will be two eoncerta daily bv the Forest Park Band, under the leadership of Prof. A- 0. Peterson of New York. There will be something doing every hour of every day at Forest Park during the summer season of 1909. The son from Mobile.

If the Gulls would piny gree for the most exclusive circles of MAT BANISH 800 SALOONS. Youngstown, Ohio, June 9. Nearly 300 saloons mav be nut ont of bnai-' 000 000 000-0 5 2 POO 008 080-4 10 1 and Beabangh; Blt-Cmplre, Caasenter. 100 000 72110 10 4 000 001 800 4 8 2 and Kane; Prirltt and O'Brien and Pfennln- the leaders all the time they would star Score (At) Isehvllle Mobile. Batteries Perdue troll! and Ludw'g.

Score (At) New Orleans Batteries Dickson fihrlever. Umpires, ger. In the lead. It Is the bottom half which puts Moble on the hummer. 2, by Hart 1.

Bases on Balls Off Hsrt 4, iiosion aogaom are noimng a reception at Chestnut Sill today, under the patroaage-ef the Ladies' Kennel Association' of Massachusetts. -r ress as a result of the election held todav in thia eitv and Mflhoninu. eonntv on risner, a. Tims of name 1:16. Urn- pite-Budderham.

Claude Stark, who haa been playing a tre mendous fast first has for Rockfort, the under the Rose local option law. "Wets" and "drys" have engaged in a vigorous campaign1 and the result of the balloting is yet in leaders of the Illinois end Wisconsin Frederick H. Bfigham, head book- League, has been sold to Bau Claire of the Wisconsin-Minnesota League, which Is bit faster company, n- BASEBALL RESULTS. BOTJTHEBN. Atlanta 8, Little Rock 1.

Birmingham 10, New Orleans 4. Heinle Btelger, sent back tn Snrtngfleld, from whence he came to Travelers, pitched no-hlt no-run game against Dav enport, In the I. I. I. League, last 8uu- CURES ECZEMA, ACIffiJETTER ETC ARKANSAS'.

Texarkana 8, Helena 5. Hot Springs 3, Monroe 1. Jonesboro 10, Fort Smith 0. Score (At) Texarkana 600 810 00x-6 10 5 200 800 000-5 6 8 Batteries Jones and Bankhead; Veasey and Berry. Umpire, Osborne.

Score (At) Monroe 000 000 1001 4 2 Hot Springs 110 000 0002 8 0 Batteries Toren and Naylor; Btlllman CHICAGO LAWYER INJURED. Paris, June 9. Maurice Heckels, who I While Eozema, Acne, Tatter, Salt Rheum, a axe troubles which affect tha skin, their source is far deeper than the outside outicle. These 'affections i is described as a Chicago lawyer, waa big opening event is scheduled for next Sunday, June 13. GREATEST LUMBER DEAL FORMAL OPENING FOR SEASON, badly hunt last night in a collision between a taxlcaib and a street car.

and Kitchens. Umpire, Cratty. Score (At) Fort Smith 000 000 000 0 1 8 Sunday, Jonesboro 082 002 120-10 14 0 Batteries Bokenfohr and-Jeffries; Dear- Bluff City Lumber Co. Has Sold AU Its Holdings to tha Olio Lumber Co. dorf and Henntnger.

Umpire, Sullivan. "The Big Show With the little Price." ASK ZEND A She may clear a mystery. Four Acts and Pictures. 30 -FANS -30 Matinees at 4 p. m.

Nights Continuous from 7:15. TEN CENTS. 13 NATIONAL. Score It are caused by Irritating humors, or uratio sold In the blood. Buob Impurities lnflamsnd irritate the delicate net-work of fibrous tissue which lies just beneath the surface of the outer skin, arid the inflammatory discharge thus produced is forced out through the pores and glands, and Is oontinuaily kept up while the blood remains Infected.

This exudation oauses the form atlon of scales and crusts so often seen in Eczema, and when they are' scratched off the flesh is left raw and more susceptible to other infection. It can very readily be seen then that to produce a cure the circulation muse 1 be purified and cleansed. This 8. S. 8.

will do. It goes down co tne very bottom, removes all humors and impurities, neutralizes the excessive toils of the system and in this way removes the oause of disease. Local applies tlons can only soothe the irritation and assist in keeping the skin clean; they never produoe a cure because such treatment does not reach the blood. S.S.S. restores to the thin, acrid blood all Its lost properties, makes it pure and rich and enables it to nourish the skin and keep it soft, smootn and healthy.

Book on Skin Diseases and any medical advice free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC AlLAATaCoA (At) St. Loud 040 110 Olx 7 14 2 Biggest Amusement Event, of the Summer. Brooklyn 100 000 0001 8 0 Batteries 'Moore and Phelps; Mclntyre, Pastorlns and Bergen. Score (At) Plttabnrr 020 000 0024 9 ,2 Philadelphia 012 000 000-3 11 1 Batteries Phllllppe, Cnmnlrx snd Gib son; Brown; RIcMe and Jacklltach.

THE) (At) Cincinnati-Boston, wet grounds. Score (At) Chlcato 200 000 0002 2 1 New xora ooi oil ow 7 a J. O. LEIOS. Xh 8.

LEIGH. ESTABLISHED 1884. AMERICAN. Score 3-FineSingleActs-3 3-Big Double Acts-3 HIQH-CLA83 VAUDEVHXE. PRICES 10c, 20c, and 30c.

600 BEATS AT 10c. Performances at 8 and 9:30. (At) New York 200 000 020 00-4 8 4 Detroit 000 OHO 400 015 8 Batteries BrocTrttt. McConnell, Klelnow and Blair: Willett and Stnnage. Smrt (At) Cleveland MV 000 002 000 2 9 2 Phlladelntta 000 000 000-0 1 2 B.

LEIGH CO. GENERAL AGENTS Home Insurance Co, New York. II Phoenix Assurance Oe. of London. Niagara Fire Ins, Oe, New Tork.

New Tork Underwriters' Agency. Sun Insurance Co, New Orleans. II American Central Ins. Co, 8t Louts, German Alliance Ins. Oo, N.

T. II Spruuf Garden Das. Oo, Philadelphia. Citizens' Insurance Co, St Louis. Pelican Assurance New Tork, ttV VA, tiunHS nomas Joss and Easterly; Bender and Score RUB (At) Boston 000 000 080 001 4 8 4 8t Louis 000 200 001 0003 9 a M.

r. SMITH, proprietor. JACK Managar. If. Co.

Batteries Chech. Sreete. ATellanes. Don ahue and Carrlgan; CrUa, Crlger and Ste phens. AWBHIOAy ASSOCTATIO.

(At) Toledo-8t. Paul, wet aronnds. (At) Indianapolis 1, Minneapolla 0 (10 Pine Bluff, June 9. (Special.) The largest financial transaction ever recorded here has just been made by John F. Rutherford, president of the Bluff City Lumber Company and recognized as one of the leading financiers of the State.

A deed in which the Bluff City Lumber Company conveya its immense holdings to the Clio Lumber Company, a Concern organized several days ago with a capital stock of $2,000,000, waa filed, the consideration being of which $1,250,000 is to be paid is stock of the Clio Lumber Company and the remaining $250,000 to be in first mortgage bonds. A mortgage was also filed by the Clio Lumber Company in favor of Al-vin D. Goldman of St. Louis for for which the Clio Lumber Company will issue 50 bonds secured by a total of 61,790 acres of timber lands in Jefferson, Grant, Dallas and Cleveland Counties. The document in a lengthy one, as it contains a description of the land in the various counties, and has been recorded in the four The Clio Lumber Company waa incorporated last week and chartered by the secretary of state.

Its charter, shows a capital stock of $2,000100, of which John F. Rutherford, B. L. Rutherford and S. F.

Vaulz of Pine Bluff are stockholders. R. L. Rutherford is president; J. F.

Rutherford Is vice president, and S. F. Vaulx is secretary and treasurer. It is understood that the $250,000 in cash which ia raised (by this big deal is to be used in to pay-off all claims now held against the Bluff City Lumber Company and other concerns in which J. F.

Rutherford is interested by J. B. Tork and Robert York, who were formerly stockholders and officere in. the Bluff City Lumber Company, but are now at the head of the York-Browning. Lumber Company of Memphis.

It is also believed that this deal will result in the early construction of the railroad from Pine Bluff west to the Rock Island road at Leola, which J. F. Rutherford has been interested in' for some time. Mr. Rutherford is one of the leading financiers of the State, and during recent years has made deals ia timber lands which have represented millions of This big deal is noted here with much interest among the business men, who 109 South Main Street THE BES IS innings).

(At) Columbus 2. Milwaukee 1. (At) Louhvllle 8, Kansas City 5. TEXAS LEAGUE. (At) Oklahoma City 7, Houston 1.

(At) Dallas 4, San Antonio 2. (At) Fort Worth 6. Waco 5. (At) Shreveport 7, Oalveston 4. (At) rain.

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Telephone 1570. EUPION Games of the Southern ii SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE. THE FAMILY SAFETY OIL First Methodist, 15. Street Metbo. st, 10.

Batteries; coinam ana Martin Bbeppard and Patterson. IT IS CRYSTAL WHITE. ASK YOUR DEALER, Tears Which Refuse to Fall WATERS-PIERCE OIL COUPAUY Hit, you tarrlera, btt League IMeceived in Detail aADC FORTH BtST RETAIL TRAPg Fullenwlder has gone to Raleigh, In the Carolina League, to get a bit more experience. With regular work this year he vtlll be ready for b'g showgald next The EV.D. Company season.

A 1 1 rZ." -z-- HEW YORK. Papers from other towns, of the circuit say Finn hss asked for walvera on Pat Uskars B.V.D. (MM (Pat 4-30-07 EVERY AFTERNOON. WARM AIR FURNACE Slate and Metal Roofs HALEY 6 HORIJIBROOK Folbre, and wonder- why. Wat V.O.

SUmlm- Ample Accommodations for the Public. Compton Is due to pitch sgalnst Atlanta today snd Buchanan against Nashville to aSSSEI morrow-.